Best Sbt Podcasts (2024)

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Bitcoin ETF, Bitcoin Halving, CBDCs – OrionX Download Podcast

3M ago

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Bitcoin ETF and Bitcoin halving have fueled renewed excitement in the cryptocurrency world and it is time to catch up with the state of the market again. Dr. Stephen Perrenod joins Shahin Khan to go over the latest hot topics: Wall Street entering the Bitcoin market with about a dozen Bitcoin Exchange Traded Funds (ETF), the upcoming halving of new…

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Implementing PFA/SBT In Public Schools (with BCBA+Teacher Tina Gunn, M.Ed/Helping Teacher Julie Grundy and Alexis Wone, Classroom Teacher) 59:43

6M ago59:43

59:43

District BCBA Tina Gunn and one of the district helping teachers, Julie Grundy have returned with a teacher, Alexis Wone, to chat about their implementation of the PFA and SBT process in a public education setting.By Erika Ng

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Arterial Lines 25:54

6M ago25:54

25:54

The following episode covers the basics of correctly setting up arterial lines, interpreting waveforms, troubleshooting, and removal.By Michael Morriss

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Behavioral Medicine To Improve Joint Replacement Outcomes (with Drs. Manish Vaidya, Sacheen Mehta and Brennan Armshaw) 1:07:14

7M ago1:07:14

1:07:14

Can behavior science help solve the problem of compliance with physical therapy recovery programs? In this engaging conversation, behavior analysts Brennan Armshaw and Manish Vaidya join orthopedic surgeon and owner of Comprehensive Orthopaedics & Rehabilitation, Sacheen Mehta to discuss their collaborative work using the science of behavior to sol…

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Electrolytes: Magnesium 34:34

7M ago34:34

34:34

The following episode covers the critical physiological functioning of magnesium. The episode covers lab values, hypomagnesemia and Hypermagnesemia. For further reading: I highly recommend Ak lectures for a serious physiological deep dive. https://aklectures.com https://emcrit.org/ibcc/hypomagnesemia/ https://emcrit.org/ibcc/hypermagnesemia/…

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Electrolytes: Hyperkalemia 26:31

8M ago26:31

26:31

The following episode covers the basics of managing hyperkalemia in the ICU. For further reading: https://emcrit.org/ibcc/hyperkalemia/By Michael Morriss

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Electrolytes: Hypokalemia in the CVICU/CICU 8:13

8M ago8:13

8:13

Specific considerations of hypokalemia in the CVICU/CICU.By Michael Morriss

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Electrolytes: Hypokalemia 31:42

8M ago31:42

31:42

The following episode covers the basics of hypokalemia. The episode discusses the three primary causes of hypokalemia, the clinical manifestations, and general resuscitation guidance. For further reading: https://emcrit.org/ibcc/hypokalemia/By Michael Morriss

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Electrolytes: potassium introduction 19:00

9M ago19:00

19:00

The following episode covers the basics of potassium as an electrolyte in critical care.By Michael Morriss

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Spontaneous breathing trial (SBT) 20:48

9M ago20:48

20:48

Nurse lead spontaneous breathing trials is a common aspect of recovering hearts in the CVICU. But SBT's are common in a wide variety of ICU settings. This episode covers the basics of successful SBT's.By Michael Morriss

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Electrolytes: hypernatremia 23:28

9M ago23:28

23:28

Hypernatremia occurs in up to one fourth of ICU patients. The following episode covers the basics of understanding the critical factors in hypernatremia. For further reading: https://emcrit.org/ibcc/hypernatremia/By Michael Morriss

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Technopolitics, a Technology Lens to Guide Policy – OrionX Download Podcast

9M ago

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Why is technopolitics a good lens? Technology has always had a big impact on geopolitics and global competitiveness. What’s special now? A major topic that we’ve wanted to cover for a few years is technopolitics. The impact of technology on national competitiveness, and therefore on policy and supply chain, is growing. We see that in the global gol…

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SvO2 (mixed venous oxygen saturation) 18:02

9M ago18:02

18:02

One of the most common lab values I have questions about from new nurses is the SvO2 and how it is used as an approximation for cardiac output. As a followup up to the episode on taking hearts this episode considers one of the most common lab values used in critical care to approximate cardiac output.…

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Post-operative ”Hearts” in the CVICU/ICU 1:23:38

10M ago1:23:38

1:23:38

Caring for post operative CVOR patients can be one of the most rewarding and challenging shifts for a CVICU/ICU nurse. The following episode covers the basics of pre-operative assessment, intra-operative analysis, and post-operative care. By no means comprehensive, the episode seeks to cover the basics and provide a steady foundation for growth.…

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Electrolytes: hyponatremia 29:13

10M ago29:13

29:13

The following episode covers the basics of hyponatremia. This episode is a bit longer than most but the prevalence of hyponatremia in critical care warrants a slightly longer conversation. For further reading on hyponatremia: https://emcrit.org/ibcc/hyponatremia/By Michael Morriss

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Electrolytes: sodium’s role in cardiac muscle cells 12:11

11M ago12:11

12:11

The following episode covers the action potential in cardiac muscle cells with specific attention on the role of sodium. For further learning: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUbgcqo_IOgBy Michael Morriss

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Electrolytes: sodium’s role in the action potential 18:57

11M ago18:57

18:57

The following episode covers the action potential in a neuron. Specific attention is paid to the critical role of electrochemical gradients and concentration gradients established by sodium and potassium. This episode also serves as an overview of the action potential generally.By Michael Morriss

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Electrolytes: sodium regulation via the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone systems 15:27

11M ago15:27

15:27

The following episode provides part one of sodium physiology examining how the body regulates sodium levels via the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system. One of my favorite lectures on this topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMWaKdO76NQBy Michael Morriss

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Electrolytes: sodium overview 16:52

11M ago16:52

16:52

The following episode introduces the electrolyte sodium. Lab collection, general overview of physiological processes, and defining critical terms. The next episode will cover in depth the physiological processes dependent upon sodium.By Michael Morriss

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Anti-platelet therapy basics 16:44

12M ago16:44

16:44

The following episode covers the basics of anti-platelet therapy.By Michael Morriss

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Massive transfusion protocol (MTP) basics 20:15

12M ago20:15

20:15

Massive transfusion can be a highly stressful event in the ICU. The following episode covers the basics of carrying out massive transfusion protocol. For further reading: https://emcrit.org/ibcc/mtp/By Michael Morriss

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Eliquis (apixaban) 12:52

12M ago12:52

12:52

This episode covers the basics of the oral anticoagulant Eliquis. The episode covers the indications, mechanism of action, common dosing, reversal, and a comparison to Coumadin.By Michael Morriss

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Warfarin 21:08

1y ago21:08

21:08

This episode covers the history, mechanism of action, lab monitoring, indications, reversal and special considerations for Warfarin or otherwise known as Coumadin. One of the most common oral anticoagulants seen in critical care. For further reading: https://emcrit.org/ibcc/coag/ https://emcrit.org/emcrit/reversal-safe-smart/ https://emcrit.org/ibc…

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Direct thrombin inhibitors 14:26

1y ago14:26

14:26

The following episode covers the basics of direct thrombin inhibitors. Specific attention is given to Argatroban and Bivalirudin. The episode covers mechanism of action, monitoring labs, and specific use cases.By Michael Morriss

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aPTT vs Xa 10:28

1y ago10:28

10:28

The following episodes provides clarity on the use of aPTT vs Xa lab vales for determining levels of heparin activity.By Michael Morriss

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Heparin 29:55

1y ago29:55

29:55

The following episode begins the discussion of anticoagulation. The discussion includes the mechanism of action, routes of administration, dosing, initiation consideration, lab values (aPTT vs Xa), side effects, and reversal. The episode also examines the difference between heparin and low molecular weight heparin. For further reading: https://emcr…

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Coagulation part two 19:40

1y ago19:40

19:40

The following episode specifically focuses on the role of platelets in coagulation. This episode builds upon the previous episode, which focused on the clotting cascade, with a detailed discussion of the formation of the platelet plug and its unique interaction with the fibrin mesh produced by the clotting cascade. The stage is now set for a discus…

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OrionX Download Podcast: Future System Architecture

1y ago

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Adrian Cockcroft, Stephen Perrenod, and Shahin Khan get together in a free-flowing coffee-shop style discussion of future system architecture in supercomputing. The motivation for this episode started during the SC22 conference, where several advances seemed to point to significant changes in system design and optimization. This led to Adrian’s art…

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Clotting Cascade 21:07

1y ago21:07

21:07

The following episode provides a general overview of the clotting cascade. Focus is given to understanding terms such as clotting factors, zymogens, enzymes, cofactors, and proteases. Emphasis is given to understanding the extrinsic, intrinsic, and common pathway. Below are a list of helpful visual explanations of the clotting cascade I have found …

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IEP Tips From An Education Lawyer And IEP Advocate (with Associate Attorney Alexandra Rosenblatt and BCBA Annie McLaughlin) 58:18

1y ago58:18

58:18

Annie McLaughlin, BCBA—and education lawyer, Alexandra Rosenblatt—join Erika to discuss this tricky area in which they specialize and provide some insight on how professionals can help collaborate with school teams and families throughout the IEP process.By Erika Ng

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Platelets 18:22

1y ago18:22

18:22

The following episode covers the basics of platelet administration in critical care. The episode focuses on the general function, measurement, and administration of platelets. Platelets have several unique administration requirements that need to be remembered! Next weeks episode will cover the clotting cascade and platelet function in much greater…

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Cryoprecipitate (Cryo) 18:41

1y ago18:41

18:41

The following episode covers the basics of cryoprecipitate (Cryo) use in critical care. The episode covers the formation of cryo, administration basics, common uses and indications.By Michael Morriss

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Fresh frozen plasma (FFP) 16:24

1y ago16:24

16:24

The following episodes covers the basics of FFP administration in critical care.By Michael Morriss

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Get the most out of your preceptor in the ICU 13:15

1y ago13:15

13:15

By Michael Morriss

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Occupational Therapy Meets Behavior Analysis (with Shalini and Sumanta Das, BCBAs & OTs) 1:10:13

1y ago1:10:13

1:10:13

Shalini & Sumanta Das—both BCBA and OT, and Founders/Directors of Symbiosis Pediatric Therapy—join Erika to discuss the multidisciplinary nature of their clinic and plenty of insights for both OTs and behavior analysts who are working together. They also impart some wisdom about collaboration that they have honed over the years.…

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Packed red blood cells 25:32

1y ago25:32

25:32

PRBC's or packed red blood cells are one of the most common blood products administered in critical care. The following episode covers the importance of red blood cells, understanding hemoglobin and hematocrit levels, how lab levels are attained, some of the common reasons to transfuse, transfusion basics, and the critical transfusion associated co…

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Ringer’s Lactate 21:02

1y ago21:02

21:02

Ringer's Lactate, lactated ringers, LR, Hartmann's solution are all terms used to describe this incredibly versatile crystalloid. The episode covers some of the indications and contra indications of LR administration with a brief overview of common misconceptions.By Michael Morriss

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Crystalloids 20:47

1y ago20:47

20:47

The following episode considers the role crystalloids play in critical care. The episode considers how the mechanism of action differers from that of colloids. Considerations are given to understanding how tonicity and osmolality can influence the effect of crystalloid solutions in the body. Specific attention is given to saline solutions with the …

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Success in the ICU starts here (updated audio) 12:38

1y ago12:38

12:38

Amidst the continual busyness of the ICU we often forget the power of taking time to pause with our patients and their families, to understand where we are at, and where we are going. Years in the ICU has taught me that often the most important reality of care is the perception of care by patients and their families. Taking time every shift to walk…

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Colloids 18:15

1y ago18:15

18:15

Colloids are often misunderstood and take a backseat to crystalloids. The following episode dives into their mechanism of action and the critical role they play in maintaining colloidal osmotic pressure. Albumin takes center stage in the episode as one of the primary colloids administered in the ICU.…

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OrionX Download Podcast: Crypto Winter, SBT, CBDC

1y ago

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The crypto winter arrived but a lot continues to happen in the cryptocurrency industry. Stephen and Shahin cover the current state of things, from some of the causes of significant failures, to Bitcoin’s recent rise, new developments in Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC), and self-sovereign identity (SSI) and Soul-Bound Tokens (SBT). OrionX Edi…

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Success in the ICU starts here 12:38

1y ago12:38

12:38

Amidst the continual busyness of the ICU we often forget the power of taking time to pause with our patients and their families, to understand where we are at, and where we are going. Years in the ICU has taught me that often the most important reality of care is the perception of care by patients and their families. Taking time every shift to walk…

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New in the ICU (weeks 9-12) 13:59

1y ago13:59

13:59

The last month of training in the ICU present a unique blend of excitement and trepidation. This episode covers your last few weeks of training in the ICU. For preceptors of ICU nurses this is a critical time to help work on weaknesses, build confidence, and ensure the nurse is ready to take on their first solo shifts.…

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New in the ICU (weeks 3-8) 27:28

1y ago27:28

27:28

After the initial two weeks in the ICU now the fun begins. Weeks 3-8 lay the critical foundations of ICU patient care. Often these weeks are the most difficult for new nurses as they constantly feel overwhelmed. Taking care of two ICU patients while also trying to understand the why behind everything. As a preceptor it often is equally difficult to…

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Navigating your first two weeks in the ICU 29:40

1y ago29:40

29:40

This episode covers your first two weeks in the ICU out of nursing school. Often these first two weeks are daunting, both for new nurses of those training them! The episode covers preparation before the first shift, essentials to bring on your first day, and lays out a potential path for each successive shift that best supports new nurses. This epi…

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Should I work in the ICU right out of nursing school? 19:16

1+ y ago19:16

19:16

Should you go right into the ICU out of nursing school? This is a question I get asked frequently as a professional preceptor in the ICU. Take a listen as I explain why new graduate nurses are the ideal ICU nursing candidates. Additionally the episode considers important aspects to consider when choosing the right ICU culture to support your profes…

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Collaborating On School Teams To Support Complex Cases (with BCBA Tina Gunn and M.Ed, Teacher Julie Grundy) 40:25

1+ y ago40:25

40:25

Tina Gunn (M.Ed., BCBA, DATA Team) and Julie Grundy (M.Ed., Teacher, DATA Team) join Erika to discuss working together to support students with complex needs in school settings. They both serve students and school teams in district support roles and have worked together on teams to design and implement the Practical Functional Assessment and Skill …

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Getting Kids Motivated To Read (with pre-K Teacher Lorena Castillo and BCBA Jandy Flores) 44:46

1+ y ago44:46

44:46

Featuring Jandy Flores, a BCBA and Lorena Castillo, pre-K classroom teacher, this conversation talks about getting young kids excited to learn to read. Jandy is known as The Reading Behaviorist and describes her business and charity in this conversation. Jandy and Lorena discuss their professional collaborative relationship and the behavioral-based…

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Ep 20: Haley Batten is an Elite XC Mountain Biker Representing the USA and Park City, Utah 49:47

1+ y ago49:47

49:47

Women’s cycling has reached new heights over the past five years, and it’s been thrilling to see US cyclists achieve incredible results and grow along with the sport. One such cyclist is today’s guest, Haley Batten, who, at just 24 years old, has already stood on the XCO World Cup podium three times! In today’s episode, we sit down with Haley to di…

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Ep 19: Talking Shop with SRAM Co-Founder Stan Day and CEO Ken Lousberg 40:55

1+ y ago40:55

40:55

Want to hear all about the fascinating history and recent changes at industry stalwart SRAM? Well, you have come to the right place! Today we sit down with Co-Founder Stan Day, and recently appointed CEO Ken Lousberg, to go deep on SRAM's most pivotal moments, the ethos of the company, and the elements of the cycling world and industry that keep bo…

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